Hi everyone, Welcome to my weekly sharing session. Today we’re talking about resources for anti-racism. If you have any comments on it please do let me know. As always I am here to support you in your journey. Much love Gayle PS: If you enjoyed this video why not sign up to our Free Beginning […]
Hi everyone, Welcome to my weekly sharing session. Today we’re looking at your mental health as a teacher. If you have any comments on it please do let me know. As always I am here to support you in your journey. Much love Gayle PS: If you enjoyed this video why not sign up to
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Babies most developed sense at birth is touch. From watching your baby, you have probably worked out that babies sense and feel a lot through their mouths. Babies development is from the head to toe and from the centre point of the body to the outer limbs. Even older children put things in their mouth
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Studies have shown that early touch experiences determine the extent of possible tactile sensitivity for life although we continue to fine-tune our ability to perceive different sensations through the body throughout life. Touch-based experiences in early in life determine the extent of touch sensitivity for later in life. In an experiment with rats who were
Cuddles, skin to skin, massage..all amazing ways to help communicate love to your baby, enhancing bonding and also support your baby’s development. So why is touch so important to your baby? There are many sensory abilities embedded in touch; The sense of touch on the skin so a baby knows he/she is connecting with something
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Have you ever wondered how your baby just rolls one day? It is a combination of experience, muscle strength and sometimes luck and a bit of gravity, but over time these movements become much more purposeful and activated and executed with control and ease. Developmental milestones are a guideline only but can often be the
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I did a Facebook live yesterday whilst I was in the park enjoying the sunshine under a big oak. I was in London and it was very busy with people rushing around and 39 degrees in the shade but I felt very calm and grounded. It made me remember why I love nature so much
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